Ralph Pite
Ralph Pite teaches English Literature at the University of Bristol and specialises in ecocritical studies. His most recent book, Edward Thomas’s Prose: Truth, Mystery, and the Natural World will...
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Ralph Pite teaches English Literature at the University of Bristol and specialises in ecocritical studies. His most recent book, Edward Thomas’s Prose: Truth, Mystery, and the Natural World will...
Jo Skelton is a Senior Lecturer in Primary Mathematics in the School of Education, Humanities and Languages. She is also the course lead for the International Postgraduate Certificate of Education...
I am an Associate Professor of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) at the University of Derby. My research focus lies in international and international comparative research in...
The BERA Race, Ethnicity and Education SIG has an opening for a convenor. This SIG is active in working to promote issues of racial education and equity with international and national...
We are pleased to announce the call for new members to apply to join BERA’s Publications Committee. The closing date for submissions of interest is 16 June 2025. Committee members are...
The new UK Labour government, elected in 2024, almost immediately commissioned a Curriculum and Assessment Review, with the intention of developing a broader, cutting-edge curriculum in England...
Continue reading blog postDr. Eowyn Crisfield is a specialist in languages across the curriculum (LAC), including EAL/ELL, home languages, bilingual and immersion education, super-diverse schools and translanguaging. Her...
There is a vacancy in the Post-Compulsory SIG for a new convenor. The sector of post-compulsory education and lifelong learning is a wide and diverse one, covering areas such as the study of 14-19...
Embarking on a PhD journey is often likened to navigating a sea of uncertainties and self-doubt (Woolston, 2021). However, my research on wellbeing with preschool children has been a...
Continue reading blog postHongyan (Shannon) Zhang is a fourth-year PhD student at the University of Reading and a Chinese immigrant mother of two boys. Her research interests include early childhood education, wellbeing...
Education is vital for a nation’s development to ensure socioeconomic progress. Pakistan, however, faces educational crises, including limited access to quality education and rural–urban...
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